Control systems
Computationally feasible methods of large scale systems design applied to minimax algorithms and games strategies
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Computationally feasible methods of large scale systems design applied to minimax algorithms and games strategies
An absolute pressure sensor (e.g., the diaphragm of a capacitance manometer) was subjected to a superimposed potential to effectively reduce the mechanical stiffness of the sensor. This substantially increases the sensitivity of the sensor and is particularly useful in vacuum gauges. An oscillating component of the superimposed potential induced vibrations of the sensor. The phase of these vibrations with respect to that of the oscillating component was monitored, and served to initiate an automatic adjustment of the static component of the superimposed potential, so as to bring the sensor into resonance at the frequency of the oscillating component. This establishes a selected sensitivity for the sensor, since a definite relationship exists between resonant frequency and sensitivity.
Superconducting bolometers for measuring very low pressures
Critical current density of neodymium-titanium alloy samples is analyzed from magnetization curves to determine the ac properties of hard semiconductive materials. A complete family of magnetization curves is obtained, each curve representing performance at a different temperature.
Electric current capability of high field superconductors at high temperatures - niobium zirconium, niobium tin and niobium titanium